Headlines, Blurbs, and Leads

Ketch Dewalt
MCOM 226

1. Headline: Health Department Suspends Bakery License
Blurb: Hoping that the problem a year ago of found cockroaches, mice droppings, flour beetles and health problems in the Kalani Bros. Bakery would be corrected, more problems arises.
Lead: Health inspectors arrived last Friday, a fourth time at the a bakery on Moore Street: the Kalani Bros. Bakery to suspend the bakers license.

2. Headline: No new fees, no new growth
Blurb: The county will stop granting any new building permits, roads and schools will become overcrowded, and police and fire protection will deteriorate.
Lead: County officials will be revealing their report at a press conference at 9 a.m. today on how new people moving to the county should be required to pay for the expanded services they want.

3. Headline: New law affects all students
Blurb: Vending machines at public schools will undergo a major change, replacing junk food with healthier food.
Lead: Today, the governor signs the law prohibiting the sale of junk food at public schools.

4. Headline: City policeman life saved by bullet-proof vest
Blurb: Thomas E. Richardson almost lost his life if he was not protected by his bullet-proof vest.
Lead: Last night, Thomas E. Richardson almost lost his life after receiving an anonymous phone call about a suspicious person loitering behind a restaurant at 640 Aloma Avenue.

5. Headline: Innovative program saves lives
Blurb: Innovative program called "Project Reassurance" saves three lives.
Lead: Each day, elderlies of the program calls Dorothy Morovchek, a clerk, and two aides at the police department between 7 and 9 a.m.

6. No cornea transplants without relatives consent
Blurb: If you are blind or going blind then you may have to wait longer to receive cornea transplants.
Lead: There is a decision issued today saying that medical examiners can no longer remove corneas from the eyes of the deceased without the permission of relatives.